Ford Truck Tops List Of Most Stolen
POSTED: Friday, February 22, 2008
UPDATED: 12:32 pm CST February 22,
2008
HOUSTON -- Ford trucks were stolen the most during January, according to statistics released by the Houston Police Department on Friday.Here is the lost of the Top 10 makes of vehicles stolen last month.
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- Ford Trucks Chevrolet Trucks Honda Cars (Civic: 69.96 percent and Accord 29.79 percent) Dodge Trucks Ford Cars (Taurus: 49.94 percent and Mustang: 14.28 percent) Dodge Cars (Intrepid: 48.04 percent and Stratus: 19.18 percent) Chevrolet Cars: (Impala: 22.03 percent and Malibu: 20.33 percent) GMC Toyota Cars (Corolla: 43.33 percent and Camry: 43.13 percent) Buick Cars (LeSabre: 50 percent and Park Ave: 19.46 percent)
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